1.0.7 3 August 2026
- A session that finishes now stays unread until you deal with it. The green pip used to mean "finished at some point", which made two finished sessions look identical and made the collapsed badge a count that could only climb.
- An unread finish breathes, so the one that just landed is the one you notice.
- Jumping to a session marks it read. So does Mark read, if you only wanted to know.
1.0.6 3 August 2026
- First launch opens a guided tour: five steps, a real permission card you can press, and a skip button that means it.
- The cat from the icon is the mascot now, and it ships turned on. Working is a different motion from waiting, not just a faster one.
- Replay Intro in the menu, for when you want it again.
- A new app icon, drawn to Apple's grid.
- A licensed sound set, and the licence receipt to go with it.
- Entering a key that works now says so, instead of leaving you to guess.
1.0 29 July 2026
- Watch, approve and answer Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Qwen Code and opencode from the notch. Any other agent CLI is detected while it runs.
- Permission requests open as a card carrying the real request: the shell command, the edit, the file being written, the plan.
- Say yes once, for the session, or always. Destructive shell commands are called out before you press anything.
- When an agent asks you to choose, the options render as buttons and your answer goes straight back to it.
- Click a session to bring its terminal tab forward, not just the terminal app.
- Every session shows how full its context window is, amber past 70% and red past 90%.
- A waiting session announces itself, nudges again at one, five and fifteen minutes, then stops asking.
- On a display without a notch it draws a pill with the same geometry, so every screen looks like the same machine.
- Sessions survive a quit and a relaunch.
- Your code and your transcripts stay on your Mac. No account, no analytics.